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The Homestead neighbors stepped outside last night for their daily neighbor check-in and hello.
Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin administered the oath of office April 1st to Aurora’s new Economic Development Director, Holly Harris Bane.
Harris Bane will work closely with the Mayor, Aurora’s Economic Development Board, Aurora’s C...
Aurora restaurants need our support. Give yourself a break from cooking and consider ordering take-out for your family. We have many delicious options here in Aurora. Some restaurants may have limited hours or temporary closings so please call ahead. Toge...
here will be a Red Cross blood drive at the Aurora Inn on Thursday, April 9th from 12:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. For an appointment please visit RedCrossBlood.org, or use the Red Cross Blood Donor App and enter Sponsor Code: Aurora, or call 1-800-RED CRO...
The resources below may be helpful to residents as we continue to navigate the Covid-19 crisis:
Volunteers of America
https://www.voaohin.org/aurora-thrift
Volunteers of America/ Food Pantry is open to provide food to residents or for donations dro...
Community Shred Day will be held Saturday, July 18, 2020 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm in the City Hall parking lot.
Scouts Jeffery Singer, Spencer Singer, and Oliver Cheng pose with Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin during a visit to the City Council meeting held February 24, 2020.
Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin presented a proclamation to new Eagle Scout Carson Nietert on Saturday February 22, 2020. Carson is a member of Troop 444 and the son of Kevin and Vanessa Nietert. Carson’s Eagle project was to constr...
Boy Scout leader Kurt Ruehr congratulates new Eagle Scout Carson Nietert.
Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin recently delivered her 7th State of the City speech to a large crowd at the luncheon sponsored by the Aurora Chamber of Commerce at the Bertram Inn. Superintendent Pat Ciccantelli also gave an update on Aurora schools.
Coyotes have existed in the City of Aurora and the State of Ohio for many years. Coyotes are most visible in spring and fall, and appear more often at dawn and at dusk. They tend to be shy and avoid interaction with people but will defend their territory ...
The Mayors Association of Portage, Stark and Summit ("MAPSS") has named Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin as its new president. Mayors from all three counties meet monthly to discuss issues of common concern. The mayors also work with the Ohio Mun...
Check out our open job opportunities here at the City of Aurora! Go to www.auroraoh.com and click EMPLOYMENT.